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Bretagne.

(Juliette Noureddine)

REFRAIN:

Tout est bon dans le cochon

Du groin jusqu'au jambon, c'est bon.

La rate et les rognons,

La queue en tire-bouchon, c'est bon.

Désormais je veux chanter le cochon

Le pâté, le saucisson.

Répétons sur cet air polisson:

"Qui c'est qu'est bon c'est le cochon. C'est bon."

Je pourrais dire bien des choses

Sur son talent.

Il a la couleur des roses

Sans leur piquant

Et puis quand on a terminé

Les bons morceaux,

Reste de quoi faire des souliers

Et des pinceaux.

...Et ça c'est beau!

REFRAIN

Ah c'est pas le régime allégé.

La résistance

Passe par le gobage effréné

De rillettes du Mans(se).

C'est une drogue, un friandise,

A un tel point

Qu'on en planque dans les valises

Comme Jean Gabin.

...Et ça c'est pas bien.

REFRAIN

Le cochon est tellement sage

Qu'en son honneur,

Je vous délivre un message

Qui vient du coeur.

Battons-nous pour les droits de l'homme

Avec raison

Puisqu'on dit souvent que les hommes

Sont des cochons.

Tout est bon dans le cochon

Du groin jusqu'au jambon, c'est bon.

La rate et les rognons,

La queue en tire-bouchon, c'est bon.

Désormais je veux chanter le cochon

Le pâté, le saucisson.

Répétons sur cet air polisson:

(Façon Jean Gabin) Ouh la mon petit gars je vais te dire:

Qui c'est qu'est bon? C'est le cochon...

C'est bon!

Here's my Go Bag for May 2015!

MacBook Retina 2015 1.1Ghz/8GB/256GB/Silver

Thule Stravan 15-inch

Grid-It

Mini USB Cable

Lightning Cable

iClever Dual USB Wall Charger

USB-C to USB-A cable

Business Cards

Free Pen

USB-C to USB-A Adaptor

USB Thumbdrive

Chromecast (Not Shown)

Verizon MiFi HotSpot (Not Shown)

This is not black and white or monochrome. This is the black sandy and stone beaches of Vík; a seaside town in Southern Iceland that exists (and thrives) under the shadow of Katla.

Lately, the inhabitants of Vík are a little nervous of and its said that most have their go bags packed. These are what you grab, when say, the fireman or police officer knocks on your door and tells you to evacuate immediately. So a change of clothes, personal keepsakes and items that are irreplaceable and easily transportable are ready to go at a moment's notice.

Katla, Iceland's most powerful volcano is overdue. It's a large subglacial volcano that's been dormant under the Mýrdalsjökull glacier for almost 100 years, but it’s considered a very active volcano with twenty documented eruptions between 930 and 1918, with intervals of 13–95 years. If it does erupt, it could spell the end of this little seaside town.

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Day Bag

The point of this bag is to get me through the day. I usually have a bag or toolbox close by as well for generalized storage and quick cleanup, but mostly these bags are used for things that I rarely use or don't need all the time. The effect gives me places that I can drop off things that I'm not going to need, and leaves me to have only the essentials with me.

The size of this particular bag is nice because it's so limited, I can only really afford to carry things that I'm going to use. I might switch the psp for an ipod nano 5g if i'm planning on going to the park or the gym.

Having two smartphones allows me to keep both pretty clean and uncluttered. The Note is for calls, maps, evernote, and all things utility. The S3 is an alternative gaming machine, used for google hangouts, and is the device that I normally hand off when kids in the family want to play with my phone.

I also use hair ties for just about everything because they're a lot nicer than rubberbands to hold my stuff together. 22c in particular is where I hook my keys and waterbottle if I'm walking a ways. This is connected to the strap. The ones on the wallet hold a credit card in place, especially if I'm strapped for cash and I want to use one card over another.

Finally, I'll actually use my bluetooth headset. I'll initiate a tasker sequence using my pebble and dictate notes while driving, or if I'm just brainstorming and the words just won't come out on paper.

LEGEND

1 - STM Scout 2 iPad Shoulder Bag, Black

2a - Limeade L180X Battery (18,000 mAh), Matte Black

2b - Wallet Sized Battery of unknown capacity, Corporate branded. (Not Really Pictured)

2c - Limefuel L240X Battery (24,000 mAh), Gloss White (ALT) (Not Pictured)

2d - EasyAcc Powerbank (12,000 mAh), Black/Silver (ALT) (Not Pictured)

3 - PSP Go, Sparkley White, 16gb onboard, 2gb memory card

4 - Kindle 4 NT

5 - Keys with Flashlight, Car starter, Carabeener and Paracord keychain

6 - Marona, Men's bi-fold wallet with moneyclip and two generic hairbands

(These are useful).

7a - Samsung Galaxy Note 3 -- Primary Cellphone

7b - Samsung Galaxy S III -- Secondary Gaming Machine

7c - Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 -- Occasional Netflix (ALT) (Not Pictured)

8 - Inhaler

9 - Microusb cables(x2), PSP Go Usb Charging Cable (x1), Micro Microusb cable (x1)

10 - Skullcandy Ink'd 2 earbuds

11 - Android OTG Cable

12 - TP-Link TL-WR710N(US) Travel Router

13 - Generic Emerson Charger from something I think.

14 - Generic Looking WD Passport Bag (For Cable Storage)

15 - Pebble Smartwatch

16 - Gold Bond Ultimate Intensive Healing Hand Cream

17 - Leatherman Skeletool

18 - Altoids Tin

19 - 16gb Flash Drives, Microsd to USB converter device -- corporate branded

20 - Plantronics Marque 2

21 - Sony 32g MicroVault Smartphone flash drive

22 (a-c) - Various hairbands used for connecting things to other things or to themselves

23 - Staples Steno Book Notebook

24 - TUL Gel Pens

25 - Brita Sports Bottle (Not Pictured)

The contents of my "every day carry" back pack as of 2/20/11.

Romans 5:8

The gear that a friend and I carted out to San Francisco for the 2008 Macworld Expo.

Typical go bag these days

Jordon gave me a "go bag" for our anniversary. Lifehacker has been raving about them for a while and they are bad that is full of your essentials so you are prepared to go at a moments notice and do something cool.

He put it together himself and picked up a canvas bag at Quinn the Eskimo. It's a parachuters shoulder bag so if I need to jump out of an airplane, I'll be fine.

In it he got me a case for my iPod Nano and a new LowePro case for my beloved (and aging) Fuji Finepix J10 camera. It's battery was dying so he got me a replacement battery as well so I can take photos all day now. Since I am horrible with keeping track of SD cards, he got me an Optex media holder in it as well.

In the next compartment was some pens and a new journal to keep notes on my adventures. For energy there was a Jersey Milk chocolate bar.

He also put in a funky water bottle and a Starbucks Tea Press. In case I got bored, he bought me a National Georgraphic Travel magazine (which just listed Saskatoon as a great place to travel to)

My daily-carry loadout. Missing from the shot is the Canon SD750, which I had to use to take the shot since I only own one camera... :)

*Disclaimer: these items are carried only when and where I am legally authorized to do so. Under no circumstances do I suggest nor condone carrying if you are not legally authorized to do so! /legalcrap

Working artist bag: My bag is designed so that I can work no matter where I am in the world but when combined w/suitcase full of clothes I am not weighed down. I wanted a bag and set up big enough to do everything I do at home but streamlined enough that it's not an ordeal hopping planes or trains. Also important was that once i get to where I am going, I can use the bag on daily basis not merely as container to get all my equipment to destination.

(Back to front)

Tusting Travel Bag (orange strap is detachable loop/hook to hold your jacket, very handy when traveling)

Amazon Basic travel electronics case (used to hold phone/cords/I Pod

I-Pod

Blue Midori Traveler notepad

Plastic pocket Palette -Leather Holder for metal half pan paint box by Couleure Du Quai

Toothbrush box I use for paint brushes- Metal half Pan paint box

Derwent Canvas pen holder-a squeeze lens cleaner brush which I use when sketching for eraser dust- Lamy Safari rollerball, Kuru Toga 5 mm pencil, Pentel Graph Gear 5 mm pencil

Blank memory stick-4 small clips-Handy wipe

Canson 5.5x8.5 Watercolor paper

Book-handkerchief

1) Timbuk2 Q Backpack - I detailed my FWP saga on twitter wherein I continually destroyed previous OGIO bags. I love this bag. It fits all of this stuff perfectly with room to spare.

2) Apple iPad 2 with Zagg keyboard case, which has subsequently come out of my bag.

3) Apple EarPods - I don’t listen to music much via headphones these days. At this point, they’re really a travel accessory for flights, airports, etc.

4) Apple Magic Mouse - On the odd occaision that I feel like I really need my mousing to be away from my typing, this comes in handy. I almost never use it, but that doesn’t mean never never, so it stays in the bag.

5) Kleenex

6) Prescription Sunglasses - For (other) reasons. I go to Zenni Optical for all of my glasses needs, because I can’t stomach spending hundreds of dollars per pair. I tend to re-buy 1–2x per year, and my wife buys her pairs in bulk. The case is about a decade old from a previous glasses prescription. It’s almost dead, but has survived being thrown from a car and a bike, and was otherwise free.

7) Pen, Pencil, Stylus

8) CPR Mask and various keys that aren't in my EDC.

9) Post-It Notes - Great for leaving notes for your wife, child, employee, dude who parked like a moron in the parking lot, etc.

10) Business Cards - Always useful for closing conversations. They’re boring and as such suck for starting conversations.

11) Magsafe Charger

12) iPad and iPod adapters - Even though #14 has 2 USB ports, I always get the best charge for my iPhone or iPad from a stock adapter. Just the way it is.

13) Belkin mini surge protector - They keep changing the model numbers, but this one is what I have. It’s vital when traveling, and even in some conference rooms where everyone is fighting for the 2–4 outlets on the table. Suddenly there are two additional outlets and you’re the hero. Done.

14) Magsafe extension cord - Because about once a month I’m in a conference room where the only power is in a recessed box that won’t accomodate the MagSafe brick. That’s basically the only reason this travels with me anywhere.

15) Scrum Planning Poker Cards - Because groupthink is a terrible situation, and inevitably one person on my team forgets theirs, and I don’t (usually) vote. When I do vote, I have cards.

16) Overflow wallet - See My EDC for the wallet I carry on my person. This one carries everything else I might possibly need that’s wallet-shaped. It’s probably overstuffed, but when I need my Panera rewards card, it’s right there, you know?

17) Cables! Adapters! - Oh My! These used to take up about 40% of a large Grid-It, but once I switched to this bag I stopped needing the Grid-It and figured out that all of these cables would also fit, airtight, in a snack-sized Zip-Loc bag. Which is even better.

18) Work iPhone 4S in LifeProof case, because if I break it I buy it.

19) Plantronics Voyager Legend - I’ve tried several headsets in the last few years. None of them are as comfortable or as easily rechargeable. The sound quality and noise isolation leave something to be desired, but usually I’m in my car with the windows up when wearing this, and it’s sufficient. Some sort of feature where it turns off the side of the mic away from your face so that nobody knows you’re walking in from the parking lot would be super.

20) Handmade coffee cozy - My wife’e friend sells these on Etsy, though appears to be neglecting her store at the moment. Saves one starbucks cardboard sleeve at a time, and let’s me represent my favorite football team.

21) 15" MacBook Pro, Late 2011, Non-Retina - My baby.

saw a few people post their bag shots so i thought it'll be fun to show mine before i packed them for school on Monday.

1. Vaude 40 Litre backpack, so that my 17"inch laptop can fit in along with my other stuff. outside of school this backpack is becomes my companion on my travels.

2. Sweater, because lecture theaters have funky temp sensors

3. Extra clothes, hair gel, toothbrush. After my daily track running on campus, comes in handy when i do overnights in studio

4. Swim gear: trunks, googles and a towel. Because i head to the school pool after a run and before lectures at 10am.

5. Dell Inspiron 9300, 17"inch makes a good way to do presentations without a projector. none of that dual core shite, but i'll it gets the job done. Mainly for surfing lightroom, sketchup and blasting music in studio. Affectionately known as "Neil" (see number 15)

6. Sony Ericsson K618i: to call Dad when he's nearby so that i'll get a free ride home, it saves me money

7. Creative Bluetooth Wireless Headset: connects to my K618i or laptop to stream music, no wires=no fuss. i wish the sound quality was better.

8. Sandisk Sansa e230: packed with Oasis for running along with

9. Cables: Wish i could do without them

10. Laptop power adapter: because Neil's old and his batteries don't last long

11. Bluetooth dongle and multicard reader: bluetooth so that i can do presentation with my phone's bluetooth remote control and card reader for my CF cards.

12. 100gig 2.5 inch portable HDD: for work, cad files, renders, 3d models and lecture notes and storing my RAW photo files. the rest of the space goes to Heroes, X-men, various movies, Friends and Everybody Loves Raymond.

13. Logitech mx518: can't live without it, best companion while cadding, saves time while doing sketchup models.

14. retractable mouspad: automatically rolls up neatly into its container like a mini projector screen.

15. Current Read: Neil Gaiman's Smoke and Mirrors. Currently my favorite author. Its school term but i try to read on the bus, this collection of short stories are perfect for 30 min rides.

16. Moleskin: with gridded pages because squares rock my world. mainly for sketching, pasting in photographs and recipes of ice cream.

17. muji cosmetic case: no i don't use cosmetics but i use it to store my pens, penknifes, erasers, colour pencils and such. Because i'm a messy person it keeps the desk tidy with my model making stuff inside.

18. other archi school equipment: such as set squares(i left the 45 one in studio) colour markers, more pencils.

19. Water Bottle: because i'm not a camel and i sweat alot.

This is what I carried with me to work and around town everyday when I worked as a Graphic Designer and Web Developer at MJBI. My everyday carry is completely different now and will be showcased in a newer photo at some point.

Clockwise, starting with bag:

Bag - Israeli Paratrooper bag from Omaha's Army/Navy store in Ft. Worth.

Books - Typography Workshop by Tim Samara & Pro CSS Techniques by Croft, Lloyd, & Rubin.

Sketching Supplies: 9 x 12 sketchpad, ruler, triangle, circle template, kneaded rubber eraser, Sharpie marker & Sharpie pen, two pencil holders with 2B & 3H drawing lead, lead sharpener

Leatherman Blast multitool

Gerber Paraframe pocketknife

SkullCandy earbuds

Cocoon Grid-It: Mechanical Pencil with lead and erasers, tubes of 2H and 3H lead for lead holders, nail clippers, USB adapter, Iomega Go 500 GB hard drive with firewire ports for Macs.

Cheap-o LED flashlight

Bundle of cables: Firewire 800 for Iomega drive, USB for charging headset and Palm Pre Plus, headphone splitter

My callout case for June 2016, top to bottom (main case): SATA to USB cable, Moshi notepad with CAT5e cable, GorrilaGrip tape, pens, ADSL cables, Netgear POE plugs, MacBook Pro charger, 1TB WD My Passport HDD, various screwdrivers, cable ties, business cards and a large mutli-point torque driver. Next to the case is my 15" MacBook Pro with SlickWraps skin, iPhone 6S Plus and iPad (Retina) mini

Macbook Air 13" 2013 1.3Ghz/4GB/128GB

iPhone 5S 64GB

Thule Stravan Sleeve

My typical daily load to my intern place and/or campus. Here are the contents:

1. Three ring binder; for organizing loose papers and class materials/handouts.

2. Staples notebook for taking class notes.

3. Small notebook for taking notes on the fly.

4. Blistex lip balm.

5. Kleenex.

6. Apartment keys.

7. Dana Design Big Apple backpack. It's been discontinued.

8. Pens and mechanical pencil. The pencil can double as a straightening tool for bent pins.

9. Eraser.

10. Clif bar.

11. Advil.

12. BreathSavers mint.

13. Seagate FreeAgent GoFlex 320 GB portable hard drive. Not particularly large capacity, but I use mostly cloud storage anyway.

14. USB flash drive loaded with Portable Apps.

15. USB flash drive with Live Ubuntu Linux.

16. Micro USB cable for charging my Moto G (not pictured).

17. Wallet containing driver's license, student ID, various cards, cash.

18. Fenix E12 flashlight.

19. Leatherman Wave multitool.

20. MEElectronics M9P headset.

21. Logitech M325 mouse.

22. Gamma Ray computer glasses.

23. Nook HD+; mostly for reading ebooks and pdf files, and playing daily crossword puzzles.

24. Acer C720 Chromebook. Light and surprisingly capable laptop, especially with elementary OS installed on it using crouton.

25. Water bottle; a gift from a friend.

Here is my equipment list:

Cameras:

Nikon D80

Canon A95

Lenses:

Nikon 18-135 mm f/3.5-5.6G ED-IF AF-S

50mm 1.8 with reverse ring

Vivitar 75-205mm 1:3.8 Close focusing auto zoom

Vivatar 35MM 1:2.8 Auto Wide-angle

Flash:

I now own a Nikon SB-600 as of June '08

Gear Loaned to Me:

Nikon 28mm f/2.8

Nikon SB-24 Flash

Misc:

Opteka 70" Full Size Professional Photo / Video Tripod

Rocket blower

Lowepro Slingshot 200 AW

Flickr Explore Dec 29, 2007 #250

Namibia trip gobag. Keeping it simple for the 23 hour trip ahead.

Gobag del viaje a Namibia. Todo muy simple para las 23 horas de viaje que tengo por delante.

These are the contents of the man purse I carry with me wherever I go. Mouse over for notes. (not pictured: my keys, iPhone 3gs)

Here is my lonely go pack all packed up and ready to go. I travel and visit various company manufacturing facilities as Corporate Lean Engineer. Basically, my job is to try to help processes work as efficiently as possible. Much like lifehacking or minimalism, it is breaking the work down to its core.

So back to the bag, it has four basic pockets. The biggest which carries the "work" items: laptop, notepads, reference books, etc for work. The middle pocket is for my "personal" items: my books, mags, sometimes a light jacket or hat. I like that I can separate the personal and the work, it is handy. The top outer pocket houses all the chargers, USB memory sticks, cables, MP3 Player, and headphones. The bottom outer pocket handles the laptop charger, pens, mouse, and it is where I stuff all the receipts for the expense reports. Everything is fairly simplimatic.

-Timbuk 2 Bag

-MacBook Pro

-iPod Classic (80GB)

-Seagate 500GB HD

-iPad 2

-Ear Pods

-Moleskin

-MacBook Charger

-30 Pin Charger (for iPod, iPad & my iPhone)

-AC/DC Bic lighter (my backup lighter)

-Tide pen, Highlighter, Cross Pen, Pilot G2 mini

-Hackey Sack (picked up at a Tourist Trap Shop on Vacation this year...use it as a stress ball at work.)

I carry this set everywhere with me. I am a roadwarrior network administrator

So it's a bug out bag and not a gadget bag...sue me ;-) Links and details for everything here:

haseman.blogspot.com/2008/02/72-hour-earthquake-kit-from-...

This is the bare-bones content of my go-bag. (Plus the camera, of course.)

From the top, there's a small medkit, writing material, binocs for shipspotting, A MetRx bar for sustenance (should I decide to go on a nature hike), tuning fork, Boss No 1, camera acessories, a 2GB USB drive for occasional file exchanges, a Gerber toolkit, a signaling whistle and light, a small Victorinox knife, an iPod Touch and headphones, Bicycle playing cards to practice dexterity, Oakley wraparound sunglasses, and a good book to read on dead time.

I'm a pro medical courier - blood, stem cells, organs. We are not allowed to carry backpacks or larger bags due to theft concerns. And we have to wear professional slacks and a company polo so pockets are limited. And HIPAA regs seriously limits what we can have in our cars as well. Since I drive a 500 mile circle - through national forests, over swampland, through rural, urban, and urbex areas at insane speeds and in all conditions I needed a basic survival kit in case my car or the world crapped out. Everything pictured as well as the Canon Elph that took the picture fits in this simple Rothco Passport travel bag available for $16 on Amazon -http://smile.amazon.com/Passport-Pouch-Travel-Wallet-Security/dp/B00H54R7RI/ref=cm_wl_huc_item.

It contains a storm whistle, LED flashlight, Leatherman Wave, Business cards and holder, matches in waterproof cylinder, medications in pill fob, my bicycle, house, and car keys, an S-biner, a Fisher space pen (bullet style), a notepad, a mini Victorinox Swiss army knife, another notebook (larger which acts as mileage log), my most frequently used cards and ID (not pictured), a cheap watch that I can destroy if need be, and a spare battery and SD card for the camera. Except for the camera and the Leatherman - all of this is cheap easily replaceable stuff that serves utility and which can be replaced if security at a blood drop point gets evil. (I've lost a few knives and a Cree flashlight that way.)

Aten Imago of Imago Metrics with the TOM BIHN Aeronaut Maximum Carry-On Bag. Aten reviewed the Aeronaut:

www.imagometrics.com/GoBags/Aeronaut.htm

Aten Imago of Imago Metrics with the TOM BIHN Aeronaut Maximum Carry-On Bag. Aten reviewed the Aeronaut:

www.imagometrics.com/GoBags/Aeronaut.htm

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This may seem funny, but I've been prepping my emergency "go-bag" in case a tsunami/earthquake hits. This doubles as a camping kit anyway.

I live really close to the water so the risk is really high.

What's in the bag:

- 12 cans of sardines (can be opened with hand)

- 3 bottles of water

- 2 packs of cookies

- Small radio

- Headlamp

- Hand-cranked flashlight

- Swiss army knife (RAT RC-3 survival knife)

- Multi-toolset

- Spare cellphone with simcard

- Passport

- Whistle

- Duct tape

- Work gloves

- 60 feet nylon rope

- Compass

- Warm hat

- Water/Windproof jacket

- Water purification pills

- Easydry towel

- Firstaid kit

- Collapsible water bucket

- 2 large garbage bags

Outside of the bag:

- 1 person float (may replace w/ a lifejacket later)

- waterproof backpack

I still need a way to be able to start a fire, maybe I'll get firestone or waterproof matches..

The list I used for building the kit is here.

these are the things I carry around every day

Link to yours below. What am I missing?

Food, water, MRE bits.

All of this Plus 3 rubberbands fit in side of an Altoids Tin.

The items I use on a daily basis. They all live in my Crumpler Sticky Date BIG.

my Go Bag, and everything that goes in it. Whew! I carry around a lot of crap.

Full of, like, survival stuff.

My submission to Lifehacker's Go Bag. basically, what's in my bag at any given time.

1. One water bottle. (Freebie snagged from LexisNexus at the last conference I attended. This is not always inside the bag as it depends on the weather and how much I need to drink on my commute.)

2. Fingerless arm warmers. (I have awful circulation in my arms so carry these all year round)

3. Glasses and their case

4. A small selection of my personal Moo cards. (Inner zipped pocket)

5. Oyster card (Season ticket zone 1-3. I just tap in and out. Bliss! Cover was merchandise from the last Bloc Party gig I attended and has the track listing for their second album on the back. This lives in the very front pocket for ease of reach.)

6. Zipped plastic pencil case containing various meds (hay fever, painkillers, Strepsils), make up (eyeshadow, perfume, mascara, chap stick), Bach rescue remedy, mints, Lush temple balm.

7. Swiss army knife. (Inner zipped pocket)

8. 4gb iPod Mini and noise canceling headphones. (iPod contains: music + contacts + Podtender. I might have been a student fairly recently... iPod generally lives in one of the side pockets.)

9. Wallet (coins, notes, cards, rail card - for the trips I take out of London - misc business cards, plasters, migraine pills, stamps)

10. Hand cream and powder compact. Current book (not always in there)

11. Pens, mobile phone (old and annoying), clip on light (also conference freebie, probably soon to be replaced by a penlight), 1gb USB stick (inner zipped pocket), tissues (see: hay fever)

12. City Moleskine (London, of course), just finished planner (soon to be replaced by an 18 month Moleskine), Train timetable.

13. Canvas bag for any purchases made during the day. (also snagged at last conference. Lives in second front pocket.)

Not pictured: Small pocket umbrella, set of keys, at least one pencil. Camera (Olympus C-450, slowly dying) + spare rechargeable batteries.

a Domke F-4AF and all its contents. Not pictured are the extra battery and cf cards. Making a special appearance is the D70s with Sigma 70-300mm telephoto. Lit using two SB600s off-camera and fired wirelessly.

I think I plan on using this bag for transport and storage as it is a little bulky not to mention heavy when it's fully-loaded. The FX3 bag is just about perfect for a camera and 2-3 lenses, a flash and a few other items though.

Demo Day Flatwater Event at Riversport Rapids Noon on Monday